when harry potter met league of legends

Let's start the sentence segmentation game - with the speed of lightning, it can steal the jingle bells.

There is only one possibility for having time to say such nonsense. Nothing happened to Allen, but he just stared at Ginny who was lying on the ground with a strange expression.

At this moment, he was very sure what the magic that Ginny used to sneak up on him was - it was a Dementioning Curse.

And he also knew very well why Ginny or the desperate Voldemort chose to use this magic to attack him - the reason was simple, Ginny's magic power was too low.

At the moment when Allen said that he wanted to send the diary to Dumbledore, he had already initially gained control of Ginny's soul, risking Ginny's soul to counterattack and being seriously injured, and directly took over Ginny by force.

He took control of his body and launched a direct attack on Allen who made the suggestion.

Just like Mad Eye Moody or Barty Crouch Jr. said, if a student tries to use Avada Kedavra on him, then he will at most have some nosebleeds, and with Voldemort's perception, even if

He controlled Ginny's body to attack, and the blow to Allen was far from fatal - maybe Allen could vomit such a mouthful of blood while having a nosebleed.

Therefore, he directly chose the most cost-effective magic - the Soul-Destroying Curse.

Not only do you not have to worry about how to pick yourself out after death, but you can also gain a servant with good strength. Although it will cause the burden on this soul fragment to be too heavy, relatively speaking, this is the best solution at present.

——Even if only one-seventh of it exists, the soul of the great Dark Lord can still crush a mere student.

It's a good idea, but unfortunately there is a small problem now.

Why does Allen know so clearly?

Of course, this is not because Tom is guilty of the villain's habit of talking too much, but when this perfect sneak attack plan was implemented, a small variable was introduced.

The problem is - in terms of mental capacity, although a certain little wizard named Allen is not as good as the Dark Lord in his heyday with his terrifying 60 years of self-growth plus the consequences of black magic transformation, he can at least kill half of it.

There is still no big problem with Mr. Voldemort, but the soul possessing a certain little girl named Ginny seems to be only one-seventh...

Just when Voldemort spent all the magic power he could control to release the spell, the expected pleasure of controlling others did not come to him. On the contrary, a wave of mental power flowed directly towards the person under his control.

The body surged in, and the huge mental power directly suppressed his control over Ginny's soul. Ginny, who lost control, collapsed directly on the ground.

In the magic world, there is a spell that is also listed as a forbidden spell but does not enter the ranks of the Unforgivable Curse. It is weaker than the Dementor Curse, but its effect is still terrifying.

Legilimency - the magic that Dumbledore and Snape are best at.

However, even the weak Legilimency has the possibility of being countered when released, not to mention the more powerful Legilimency Curse.

During the backlash of the spell, Allen directly read Voldemort's memory - after throwing away the pleasure and excitement of murder, the secret of magic mastered by Tom opened to him without any precautions.

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Unfortunately, it is of no use. There are too many magics, too complicated and too dangerous. Allen has no intention of trying those black magic experiments to improve his strength. After all, he still chose to refuse when he was turned into a noseless state like Voldemort.

Because of the existence of the system, he didn't even plan to buy Urgot's inheritance. What the hell was Voldemort's transformation experiment?

If Voldemort's true body knew that all his most precious possessions - all his magical knowledge - were abandoned like this, he would probably go crazy at this moment - not to mention him, even the whole world

If there are only a few wizards, including Dumbledore and others, who can get Voldemort's unabashed magical knowledge, who wouldn't hold it like a treasure?

Of course, there is another reason for Allen to give up so much - it is not just the existence of the system that makes him ignore Voldemort's knowledge. The key is that he did not read the memory of one person, but two - Voldemort at this moment

He possessed himself in Ginny.

While sifting through Voldemort's memories, another person's memories were also played out in his mind uncontrollably - it felt like there was a mobile phone next to the computer, and it was still out of his control.

Although he tried very hard not to watch it, but from time to time there would be scenes that were too impactful, but he couldn't waste Voldemort's memory like this!!!

After a quick glance at Voldemort's memories, Allen immediately chose to quit.

Similarly, the remnant soul of Voldemort, who couldn't bear to be humiliated, also returned the diary without Allen's suppression - it had been damaged by the impact, and its rationality was almost nonexistent. If it stayed in Ginny, it would directly

It was torn into pieces by Ginny's soul. If it could still remain rational, it would probably choose to take a gamble, but at this moment, the will and instinct to survive made it return directly to the Horcrux it relied on for survival - which probably meant waiting to die.

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Naturally, Allen was not polite and directly took the culprit into his hands - I didn't tell you, why are you jumping again?

Ginny took a breath and climbed up from the ground. Voldemort had almost drained her of her magic just now, and Allen's counterattack was like hitting her. This was not a minor injury for a first-year wizard.

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Alan glanced at Ginny's eyes with a guilty expression - even though it was just a tablet, and even though he didn't mean it, he still had to take the blame.

Fortunately, she was not discovered. After taking a moment to calm down and eat the chocolate frog handed over by Alan, Ginny regained the strength to walk.

"I'm sorry - Ellen, I really don't know. I just touched that diary and lost the power to control myself. I didn't cause you any trouble, right?" Ginny said to Ellen with a face of shame.

To apologize.

Allen felt inexplicably guilty when he said this, but he would not admit it even if he was beaten to death.

So, Allen responded without blushing: "It's okay, it's just a little trouble. It's just that the danger of this Dongxie is far beyond my imagination - I don't think we have time to waste checking its dangers."

Where did the sex go? This diary should be handed over to Dumbledore immediately."

This proposal was approved by Ginny.

So, Principal Dumbledore - look at this plate, bah, this book, there are many stories on it, we really can't handle it, so just take it.